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EU negotiator pushed to stop Theresa May withdrawing Article 50 before Brexit


EU negotiator pushed to stop Theresa May withdrawing Article 50 before Brexit

Chief EU negotiator Michel Barnier pushed for the EU to ensure the UK cannot pull back from the Article 50 Brexit process without the consent of other European countries.

Mr Barnier successfully pressed for the European Parliament’s formal negotiating stance to include a line clarifying that Britain cannot halt the process without the approval of the 27 member states.

It came amid concern that the UK may temporarily halt the two-year countdown to Brexit, started by the triggering of Article 50, in order to create more time to settle a deal.

The Full Article from The Independent is here

Does the EU actually think we want to cancel Brexit? Comment below


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  1. Mark Savage9 April 2017 at 01:01

    The eu attitude is "how dare they vote against our utopian dream of stealing taxes to fritter away like confetti" The eu`s clear arrogance towards the poeople should be punishable by law and prison terms. They dont so much think we want to cancel it, they still cannot believe we had the audacity to vote leave. They are still in the denial stage.

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